Design Hotel Neruda Prague
Hotel · Hradcany
Nerudova 225, 118 00 Malá Strana, Czechia
Highlights
Chic hotel near Prague Castle, offering modern rooms & spa.
Chic hotel near Prague Castle, offering modern rooms & spa.
"The unique Design Hotel Neruda is set in a 14th-century building, 300 metres from Prague Castle and 500 meters from the Charles bridge. The hotel features a modern Baroque interior design and upon prior reservation and surcharge guest can enjoy a private access to spa area with hot tub and sauna. All rooms have free WiFi. The stylish rooms were designed by a world known architect Borek Sipek. They come with a bathroom as the dominant element of room, and feature oriental rugs, painted tiles and special glass components. Every room is equipped with satellite TV, air conditioning, minibars and safety deposit boxes. The 24-hour reception staff can help with booking city guides, shuttle services, baby sitting, massages, and limousine services." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"A stone's throw from Prague Castle, at the top of Nerudova Street or King's Road, Hotel Neruda - named after a 19th-century writer and philosopher - hides its light under a bushel. What a welcome change in this exuberant city of a hundred spires, sights and sounds. You would be forgiven for assuming that the genteel chocolate-box facade spells olde-worlde lodgings. Inside, however, contemporary design cool contrasts starkly with the quaint exterior. A striking balance of old and new is maintained throughout: the occasional carriage clock or ornate mirror stand out against the clean white lines and dark woods that characterise Neruda. The modern makeover complements the character of this 1348 building, and the new wing offers more availability. The owners pride themselves on the efforts made to blend this 21st-century hotel into the yesteryear appeal of Mala Strana, while the unfailingly helpful staff are an added bonus. Highs A quiet, picturesque location in easy reach of the castle and Charles Bridge 21st-century comfort in a 14th-century setting Spotless, roomy ensuites with complimentary designer toiletries, plus many have spoiling tubs Delicious big breakfasts served buffet-style in the atrium Small spa with a Jacuzzi and sauna for post-sightseeing relaxation Lows Neruda sits at the top of a steep hill, so best look elsewhere if you'll find this difficult No hotel grounds or balconies for enjoying the views The café only serves breakfasts, light meals and treats, but there's plenty of choice for dinner nearby Extra beds are limited so not advisable for families Some rooms have see-through bathrooms which won't suit everyone" - Laila Ram
"Hotel Neruda is named for Czech writer and poet Jan Neruda, who was raised in this district, the Malá Strana, and who, by some accounts, lived in this building, a converted foureenth-century convent, just down the hill from Prague Castle. Neruda was an obsessive documentor of this neighborhood, the Little Quarter, with its shady characters and ancient, twisting streets, and the neighborhood, though gentrifying, is still colorful — not Prague's hippest, necessarily, but one of its most historic, a grab bag of architectural styles." - Tablet Hotels
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